The Old Rugged Cross Early Intermediate Piano Solo
The Old Rugged Cross Early Intermediate Piano Solo
If you need a simple yet beautiful arrangement of The Old Rugged Cross for early intermediate piano, this solo is a good pick. In the key of G, this old hymn features patterns that are easy for most Level 2-3 students to learn.
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If you need a simple yet beautiful arrangement of The Old Rugged Cross for early intermediate piano, this solo is a good pick. In the key of G, this old hymn features patterns that are easy for most Level 2-3 students to learn.
The Old Rugged Cross early intermediate piano solo is written specifically for students who need pattern-rich arrangements. The left hand features musically pleasing patterns that are easy to learn. The right hand has a single-note melody in middle and high registers.
It is arranged in a traditional style with a few rich chords, but nothing too jazzy.
For church services, recitals, and Easter music events, The Old Rugged Cross early intermediate piano sheet music solo will capture the listeners and cause them to ponder.
Similar in level to most Level 2-3 piano curricula and ABRSM Level 2-3.
The basic format of The Old Rugged Cross early intermediate piano solo is: introduction, verse/chorus, interlude, verse/chorus, ending.
6 pages. Key of G major.
Approx. 3:00 performance time.
Musical Elements In The Old Rugged Cross Early Intermediate Piano Solo Sheet Music
- Key of G major
- Time signature: 3/4
- Tempo: reflective, slow
- Note values: dotted half notes, half notes, dotted quarter notes, quarter notes, eighth notes
- Note reading: right hand treble clef D4 to C6, left hand bass clef G2 to F4
- Ledger lines (up to 2 lines)
- Ties
- Left hand cross over right hand
- Left hand features similar patterns
- Right hand single-note melody
- Accidentals
Practice Tips for The Old Rugged Cross Early Intermediate Piano Solo Sheet Music
Encourage the pianist to take their time as they play this old favorite. The left hand should be flowing and smooth, but not too fast.
As the student is learning The Old Rugged Cross, find the patterns that are different, as that will help them from having surprises in the middle of repeating left hand patterns.
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